I agree. I've recently moved to emacs, and it has taken me at least 3 or 4 weeks to feel really comfortable with it, and be reasonably productive. If you're a

I agree. I've recently moved to emacs, and it has taken me at least 3 or 4 weeks to feel really comfortable with it, and be reasonably productive. If you're a Windows person, moving to either emacs or vim (Cream can help with vim, I suppose) is a big step, as you lose many of your normal keyboard shortcuts (and yes, I know you can rebind things in those editors).